Marian Anderson Junior High School - Hummingbird Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Dedication Band-Aid, anyone? She ministers concern u..,M,,NNMw N K , 1 L .,c, , -X t t c 2 ' if. X S E c, , ? Oh, my stomach hurts . . . I have a cold, so give me an excuse from swimming . . . Give me a band-aid . . . These are just a few of the very REAL reasons the 1974 Hum- mingbird staff, on behalf of students, faculty, and administration, dedicates this book to our nurse, Mrs. Emily Latimer. v, Receiving her education in Bristow and Muskogee, Okla., and at the University of Kansas, Tulsa, University, Gradiess' School of Nursing, Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Latimer faithfully and capably serves Anderson students as medical adviser. 4 Mrs. Emily Latimer As our school nurse, Mrs. Emily Latimer keeps track of the physical well1being of all students. She conducts physical examinations, keeps records, recommends check-ups by physicians when dis- covering conditions that indicate. Keeping check on weight interests students. ...-of ,,af A...w-'f ag'-9 is Although she's here only mornings, Mrs. Latimer sees all students: some who want excuses from gym classes, others needed admittance back to school after illnesses.

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Winter's snows closed schools two extra days CONTENTS 1974 Hummingbird Title .... Dedication . . Progress ...... Academics .. Student Life . . Places .......... Organizations . . Sports ..... People ....... Classes .... Ninth Grade . . Eighth Grade . . Seventh Grade . . F aculty ......... Administration . . Accountability is the big word this year, with staff, parents, and students taking part in needs assess- ment surveys. The '50's return, with At LEFT, on Anderson's Thanksgiving assembly, Lisa Matheny, SEATED Second from Right, introduces the speaker, her father, the Rev. Lynn Matheny. ABOVE, Levi Buggs, Travis Chandler, and Keith Wilson wait . . . and wait . . . for the start of Anderson's homecoming game . . . but Whitney Bears never show up. Finally, an intra-squad scrimmage is held. Some big snows and hard blows hit in early winter. BELOW, students duck their heads and dash in from class in the prefab. Driving hazards cause schools to be closed twice this winter. fi! if . . .1 . . . .4 . . 5-16 . . . .6 . . . .11 . . 17-32 . . 33-69 . . 34-57 . . . .35 . . .43 . . .50 . . .58 . . .64 plenty of fun and involvement on the apparently assured for now . . . day before Christmas holiday. Energy daylight savings time is tried in crisis means changes-more car winter, we come to school in dark. pools, threat to bus fuel, but supply Everyone agrees no energy saved.

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Q SQVE K '7 1' , X K J' I 'A A- C -J 4 . Miss Rita Geiger and Susan R Xt Q Street enter fully into the spi- 4 7 rit of '5O's Day, Dec. 121. 1 , -L I 'I gi e l:::r-.. fL ,,, W Sandra Payne gets wound up in her work on the tape calculator in Mr. Ronald Hinkle's class. Mrs. Clifton demonstrates how to close up the seam in a pillow for Donnie Walker and Anthony Henderson in CVET. Aaron Chaplin must think he's done something wrong! The upswing- in student in- terest in getting new activities and projects underway is a. mark of real progress at Anderson this year. New programs and faculty dedica- tion mean steps of progress in all academic areas, too. ,PT . -'R f, , 5